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Ner Shalom
Congregation Ner Shalom is a Reconstructionist Synagogue in the Santa Rosa area, serving Sonoma and Marin counties.
http://www.nershalom.org
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Oseh Shalom (Laurel, MD)
Oseh Shalom is a synagogue community comprised of individuals and families from diverse backgrounds who live in the Baltimore-Washington area, affiliated with the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation, and dedicated to fostering personal, communal, and ecological tikkun through Jewish tradition.
http://www.oseh-shalom.org/
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Shaarei Shamayim (Madison, WI)
Shaarei Shamayim is Madison's Jewish Reconstructionist Community. It is a growing community of about 90 households with adult members ranging from college age to senior citizens. Members of Shaarei Shamayim have come together from backgrounds ranging across the entire spectrum of Jewish cultural and spiritual life, with Jewish education ranging from extensive to very little or none at all. It is committed to fostering Jewish spiritual experience through prayer, study, song, social action and friendship.
http://www.rdcbraille.com/css.html
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Shir Hadash Reconstructionist Havurah (Boston, MA)
Shir Hadash Reconstructionist Havurah of Greater Boston meets in Newton Center, MA. It is member-run and member-led, egalitarian and participatory.
http://www.jrf.org/shirhama/
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Shir Hadash Reconstructionist Synagogue (Northbrook, IL)
Shir Hadash ("new song") is a new Jewish congregation that began with just six families in the summer of 1995. Its growth is the result of the feeling from our members that Shir Hadash provides something that has been missing in their lives--a meaningful, contemporary Judaism.
http://www.shir-hadash.org/
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Society for the Advancement of Judaism (New York, NY)
SAJ has combined a center for Jewish study with an active inter-generational community. Julie Schonfeld, Rabbi, continues to lead the congregation in this tradition. Egalitarian services (featuring our Cantor, Eliesheva Dientsfrey) held on Shabbat and on holidays bring together spiritual experience and an intellectually challenging discussion of text.
http://www.uscj.org/metny/sajnyc/
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University Synagogue (Irvine, CA)
The mission of University Synagogue is to be a center of Reconstructionist Judaism for adults and children. Embodying a sense of community, it kindles spirituality and foster intellectual challenge while broadening the boundaries of modern Jewish life
http://universitysynagogue.org/
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West End Synagogue, New York City
A family-friendly congregation on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
http://www.westendsynagogue.org
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